Eighty per cent of the young people who climb the wooden steps of the Open Door Clinic in Seattle use illicit drugs. But all those who come do so to avoid "establishment" hospitals or doctors. On the steps, from left to right, are Al Weese, clinic director, Dr. John Green, board of directors members, and Ron Anderson, clinic worker.
Eighty per cent of the young people who climb the wooden steps of the Open Door Clinic in Seattle use illicit drugs. But all those who come do so to avoid "establishment" hospitals or doctors. On the steps, from left to right, are Al Weese, clinic director, Dr. John Green, board of directors members, and Ron Anderson, clinic worker.
Eighty per cent of the young people who climb the wooden steps of the Open Door Clinic in Seattle use illicit drugs. But all those who come do so to avoid "establishment" hospitals or doctors. On the steps, from left to right, are Al Weese, clinic director, Dr. John Green, board of directors members, and Ron Anderson, clinic worker.
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[Information from item housing] Drugs-Rehabilitation
